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Today on TAP: Lawyers for Elon Musk’s SpaceX and Jeff Bezos’s Amazon say the Court erred in 1937 by letting workers have rights on the job.

Anti-war activists want to channel the pain of Arab American and Muslim communities to register a vote of no confidence in Biden’s support for Israel’s devastation of Gaza.

Regulators have dragged their feet on new bank merger guidelines. They now have a $35 billion reason to get moving.

The firm formerly known as Benefytt pocketed millions selling sham insurance to seniors and other consumers.

Today on TAP: Would an open convention actually energize the Democrats?

Beth Baltzan, a non-Senate-confirmed staffer to the U.S. trade representative, Katherine Tai, has been targeted by Big Tech firms as a way to sully Tai’s decisions about digital trade.

The Revisionist faction of Zionism that ended up triumphing adhered to literal fascist doctrines and traditions.

Often a stepping stone to higher office, Republican AG offices have played host to a repeated set of scandals in recent years.

Today on TAP: Russian anti-liberalism won the allegiance of Western communists in the 1930s and has won over Trumpist Republicans today.

In our inaugural live YouTube show, our executive editor takes on the hot topic of whether Biden should step down from the ticket.

Groups of educators, parents, and activists work tirelessly to expose the costs of the post-pandemic surge in book challenges.

Bailing out a critical Massachusetts hospital chain should come with some consequences for the financial operators who put them in that position.

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Amazon and the Adderall pill-mill lobby blitz Oregon to kill a (tame) ‘corporate practice of medicine’ ban.

The groundbreaking president of SEIU is stepping down, at a time when the possibilities for organizing American workers may be rising.

While Project 2025 plots VA dismantling, its Biden-appointed leader tells workers to ‘stay out of politics.’

Rep. Mike Turner may have overstepped by publicly warning about Russian space nukes, but Democrats were also trying to use the intelligence to influence the vote on warrantless spying.

Today on TAP: Tom Suozzi’s impressive win to take back the House seat formerly held by George Santos suggests good news for Democrats nationally.

The Biden administration has paused new permits for natural gas export terminals. The industry is fighting back by trying to facilitate gas exports from Mexico.

The companies’ choice of an anti-union third party for its divestitures reveals why labor needs a seat at the table in merger remedies.